The Singapore Free Press, 17 June 1961

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    12 1 The Singapore Free Press No. ***** SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1961 15 CENTS
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    CITY COUNCIL: LAST ACT
    100 1 Eace cards and full spoh selections— P. 10, 11, 12 Iw laws loon to ■mpiete Ikeover iGovt. G PiLLAI PORE, Sat. t lovern>oon introegislation to Public i ti- i! to run 5 ii water, and gas I is undervvn as Itilitics l'w orclin- u 1 i
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    HOW TO CARRY A HANDBAG: POLICE PICTURE LESSON TO BEAT SNATCH THIEVES
    160 1 CINGAPORE, Sat. Snatch-and-run thieves pick on careless people, warn the police. There has been a spate of housewives and office-girls losing their handbags while on the way to market or work. In most coses, said Mr. Lim Seng
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    'Russia is ready to threaten world peace over Berlin'
    277 1 'Russia is ready to threaten world peace over Berlin' CHICAGO, Saturday. L<)1S1) HOME, Britain's Foreign Secretary, said yesterday thai the Soviet Union seemed prepared to "endanger world pence" over Berlin "in order to upset ;i situation which has existed perfectly well for the hist 15 years. •The West no change/
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    New principals for primary schools
    62 1 SINGAPORE. Sat. Appointments of five prtoSpals i't pnmary English schools were announced in last night's Government G ¥hel e are Mr. David Soh Blow Chwee 'Bukit Merah North Schools). Mrs. Lee Slew Kwon- (Balestier Mixed ScCIM. Mis, Yao Ai Tin, ,P TV Avenue Girls' School*.
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    TOP RED DANCER ('I WANT TO BE FREE') IN DASH TO WEST
    159 1 TOP RED DANCER ('I WANT TO BE FREE') IN DASH TO WEST PARIS, Sat.— Rudolf Noureev, 23-year-old star of the Leningrad State Kirov Ballet, nought political asylum in France yesterday as the rest of the company left tor London. An official of the French Interior Ministry said his request would
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    The Free Press 'specials' you must not miss
    327 1 The Free Press 'specials' you must not miss What's new now in The Free Press? Today The Free Press pub'uxfies the first of a series of articles aoout assiwsmations that changed the course of history. It tells how a slaying in far-off Sarajevo started World War I which cost millions
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    Inche Yusof's aide
    36 1 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Yans? di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. has officially appointed Mr. Richard Tay. Acting Assistant Superintendent of Police, as his Aide-de-Camp. He succeeds Mr. S. Vellupillai. Assistant Superintendent of Police.
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    RECOVERED LOOT: AN APPEAL FROM THE POLICE
    159 1 RECOVERED LOOT: AN APPEAL FROM THE POLICE MNGAPORE. Sa t— More than $10,000 worth of the stolen property, recovered by the police from a house iu Duchess Road on Wednesday, has been claimed at the Joo Chiat Police Station. The property recovered amounted to more than $20,000. Most of the
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    DIVORCED GIRL SALLY TO RETURN HOME
    109 1 DIVORCED GIRL SALLY TO RETURN HOME SINGAPORE, Sat. Sally Bronstein. 19 year old former model divorced by the Sultan of Pahang's second son. Tengku Ibrahim, after 25 days of marriage, has told her family in England that she would be returning home. She has told her parents not 10 worry
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    Rumour starts run on bank in H.K.
    73 1 I HONG KONG, Sat. More than ten thousand ru--1 mour-struck sensitive Chinese yesterday continued to line up outside a prominent Chinese bank and all its branches to withdraw their Gazette. The run on the Liu Chong Hing Bank and its three branches here
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    15 Reds killed
    26 1 SAIGON. Sat. Government forces killed 15 South Vietnamese Communist Guerillas in Ba Xuycn Province, south of Saigon, in a fierce clash last weekend.
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    COCKTAIL POISON PLOT-MOBUTU
    211 1 COCKTAIL POISON PLOT -MOBUTU LEOPOLDVILLE. Sat. General Joseph Mobutu. the Congolese Commander-in-Chief last night accused an unnamed foreign embassy of plotting to kidnap or poison him and other officers at a cocktail party. General Mobutu told a press conference his Paracommandos arrested 40 soldiers who the embassy incited to take
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    West Indies Federation to get freedom
    176 1 West Indies Federation to get freedom AGREED, BUT DATE IS SECRET T ONDON, Sat. Bri- tain has agreed to grant independence next year to the West Indies Federation and its three million people, delegates reported last night at the end of a marathon final session of the West Indies independence
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    Phew!-Stern work
    51 1 SYDNEY, Sal. Visitins .American violinist Isaac Stern was lluinderously applauded in Sydney Town Hall when he finished his two-hour concert despite a broken string. Stern finished with sweat pouring down his face and the string wavering an inch from hi- left eye. Il t > hogged and natteri
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    Latest
    116 1 BEST BETS I IPOH MEEI iron, i oy n hi. md it"?., sh< -i -I ill .<!>', i h 13 rat i (i ;i 1 1 m Id U B i sl i"i in iaus in ni u I iri Hi*< n•• I .i' beta i•■ i < -r.
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    Sterling slumps to lowest level since crisis of 1957
    305 2 Free Press city section: Finance and industry I ONDON. Sat. The AJ pound sterling and share prices slumped here yesterday largely because of market £loom about Britain's economic position. Sterling fell to its lowest level since the financial crisis ol September
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    Market indices
    40 2 LuNDON Sal— The F.:..tn- tunes marke* Indices foi Jiuie last year, ueek ago, previous imi esl p Lay's respc trceij Tin* 2~3 2. 3«>* I. 401 5. 409 3. Rubbers 233 0. 105 5. ISS 9 177 7.
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    Ships in port
    184 2 CHIPS iv" 1 .iio'i^sioc hip n,apore «Mar»e> tut!a> .ire: Ctl \o Uam I 7. K u ikora i 4/3, < >3tforclslUre 4'2 •3, Mersey Lloyd 12 Matsudesan Mara 31 SH r Betelgensc 19, Tmi* )<> 11, TJibodaa 25, Adrast a 13 14, Parti i Scit< I Mmi
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    Bindings Rubber: Low producing costs witb very high yield
    310 2 Bindings Rubber: Low producing costs witb very high yield By Free Press Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Saturday. Bindings Rubber Estates lacks in size it certainly makes up in quality, said the Stock Exchange Gazette. From the 1,100 acres in tapping last year Hie average crop was no less than 1,207 II).
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    AIRLY ACTIVE TIN DEALINGS: RUBBER PRICES STEADIER
    160 2 AIRLY ACTIVE TIN DEALINGS: RUBBER PRICES STEADIER LONDON. Sat.— Tin dealings were fairly active with three months closing higher. C;imi continued :o change hands at £880 per ion. Dealers report en a tuniy gooa overnight U.S. demand .aid Uil.;. together with me recovery at Singapore ;md a useful amount of
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    Debenture issue of Rolls Royce flops
    64 2 London. Sat.— The Rolls Royce £12 nuil:on ti'_. debenture stock 1981-86 was a f:op. La^arci Brothers and Company Limited, the bankers organising the Issue, have announced that applications had been received for the '.o^ii ol only about U552,210,000 of stock. "Hie underwriters therefore will
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    Hong Kong prices
    48 2 HONG KONG Fri. Closing prices hrre today were: Previous Today H A: S. Bank CoriKJra'.iO:. 5416 5416 sales sales Wheelock Marden $16.50 ?!G4O sales sales H'kong phone $55.00 $54.50 sales sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage $39.00 539.00 sales sales Taikoo Dock $74.50 5T5.50 sales .salevS
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    168 2 Last sales in the Singapore rtading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: BouMead $1.60 (unchanged i. F. N. Ords 52.53 (unchanged), Gammon S2.JO (down 1 cent". Jarkson <M> SI idown 4 cents), Metal Box 53. 18 (up 4 cents Steamship 87 cems (unchanged), s. Times $3.35
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    Red rail contract for Sheffield
    84 2 SHEFFIELD (England), Sat. Strojimport, one of the national buying agencies in Czechoslovakia, has placed a £1.000,000 contract with Davy and United Engineering Co.. a Sheffield company, for a plant to produce railway wheels and allied products, it was announced here last night. The plant, wiil
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    Toyota contract
    26 2 NAGOYA, < Japan). Sai. The Toyota Motor Car Company has announced it had olxaineci an order for 1.374 trucks and cars from the Mexican Government.
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    Tin: Interest switches from prices to size of turnover
    169 2 Tin: Interest switches from prices to size of turnover LONDON, Sat. The Financial Times Commodity Markets Editor says that interest in the tin market has now switched from the movements in the price to the size of the turnover. How much the Buffer Stock Manager has sold since the price
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    WHY HONGKONG RUBBER SHARE RETURN IS LOW
    222 2 WHY HONGKONG RUBBER SHARE RETURN IS LOW LONDON. Sat. The Stock Exchange Gazette says there are several reasons tor Hongkong iSelangor) Rubbers 2. shares at 10 offering a well-below-average return of eight per cent. One reason Is that output of the estates is expected 10 reach 1.000 lbs. per acre
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    PRIVATE WARRANT REFUSED FOR ARREST OF MURDER SUSPECT
    164 2 PRIVATE WARRANT REFUSED FOR ARREST OF MURDER SUSPECT B OXFORD (Suffolk, England), Sat. Five magistrates of this small village yesterday refused a private warrant for the arrest of a man for the murder of 12-year-old Linda Smith The girl vanished on an errand near her home at Earls Colne, Essex,
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    US denies trying to recruit Czech diplomat as a spy
    223 2 US denies trying to recruit Czech diplomat as a spy I WASHINGTON, Saturday. THK State Department yesterday "emphatically" denied a Czech allegation that the United States had attempted to recruit a Czech diplomat at the U.N. as a spy. 1 The 'Czech charge said that the United States had tried
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES I
    349 2 NOTE: All prices betou, are middle prices U.K. Closine Prices LONDON, June 16. Previous Toda* rtUBBEK No. lias e.i.f European ports Juris 24 7 16 unquoted July 7/16 24 9/16 RUoi.EH No I RSS 24 11/16 24 11/16 AUBBER No 1 RSS Selt'emeni House
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    A face-lift for foreign aid: Kennedy cans for long-term plans
    296 2 A face-lift for foreign aid: Kennedy cans for long-term plans WASHINGTON, Saturday PRESIDENT KENNEDY said yesterday his foreign aid plan should help to put under-developed countries on their own feet, instead of bolstering undemocratic regimes claiming to be "alternatives to Communism." He said in a speech: "Freedom today is endangered
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    Trio sail off in lifeboat
    51 2 FLEETWOOD. (Lancashire i Sat. A 41 -year-old midower h2us sailed from h> n \^ith his teenage son and daughter on a voyage to A:, tralia in a converted ship's lifeboat. Mr. Bill McGowan gave his job as i painter and bought the boat with bis
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    A touch on the sleeve leads to criminal force charge
    361 3 r\\ SI f GA PORE, Saturday. (AN a man be charged with usin s criminal JS! Z P erso if h touches another Person's shirt sleeve? "No." said a lawyer, r^iV^, dl rin a case in the Fourth Magistrate s
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    Welcome to Singapore
    109 3 Mr. 1. H. Suit, ass:>t a -::;ppi::u manager, arrived from New Zealand for a few days. He stays at Hotel Ambassador. Mr. Robert Russell, sales n presentative from London, arrived by air yesterday He also stays at Hotel Ambassador. Mr. J. A. C. Jams, a Shell petroleum
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    378 3  - SINGAPORE DIARY ALEXANDRA LEE'S i^SSSSEppppIpI SINGAPORE, Saturday. JIIK MINISTER FOR CULTURE, Mr. S. Rajaratnarn, will preside ai a performance of Indian classical dances tomorrow in nid of the National Theatre Fund. Mr. T. Selvaganapathy, secretary of the Karaikudi Doctor Alagappa School of Music Dance Troupe Reception Committee, which is organising
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    SIKHS OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY OF A MARTYR
    109 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. Sikhs in Singapore and the world over arc today celebrating the 355th anniversary of the martyrdom of Guru Ar.iun Dfv. the first and most important martyr in Sikh history. At the Pardesi Khalsa Sikh Temple, in Dhoby Ghau*, a 48- hour continuous
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    LABOURER (HE KICKED WATCHMAN ON SHIP) FINED $100
    316 3 LABOURER (HE KICKED WATCHMAN ON SHIP) FINED $100 IJONG LIM, Sat A 11 watchman who tried to prevent a labourer from drinking a bottle of stout aboard a visiting freighter was punched, pulled by the shirt and kicked. This was related in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday when Low Chwee
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      169 3 I^JfP 9 BE W W EVERY WEEK ee Press Word Puzzle contest entry form is on the back page i EXPOSURE VETER with Light Value Scale. L FEATURES iIHtITI '--"Sjort set S' P^"^Tr!?B exposure: m^.^<m J 1 SVL s-utter with speeas to 1 508 rTTT?™^ Km standard -^^ji^^ M a
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      425 3 Bumper Bargain Days Don't Miss this TODAY only. 11 SPECIAL VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS I 11 OFFER I 11 I VANTAGE, SEAISLAND and I j PURE SILK ll All sizes and colours II Less 20^ 11 PLUS ti Repeat of last three weeks j 11 Bargains for your convenience. I SPORT
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      477 3 CINEMAS TELOK AYER CHINESE CAPITOL: Midnights-Loves METHODIST CHURCH: Evanoi Hercules. gelislic meeting, church audiCATHAY: Midnight Battle torium, 23b relok Ayer Street, Flame. 730 p.m Speaker: The Rev. ODEON: Midnighi Jungie j Soh Chor Yong. Cat. plus: Gala Day at Disney j ri ;oPU: s ASSOCIATION: DIAMOND: 3.30 730 Exhibition of
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    Ex-ambulance driver chalks up more mileage in UK, S'pore trip
    273 4 Ex-ambulance driver chalks up more mileage in UK, S'pore trip SINGAPORE, Saturday. A FTER a two-year stint in the British Army as an ambulance driver, Mrs. F. D. Coombs, 49, decided to put in a bit more mileage behind her with an overland trip from London to Singapore. And this
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    Seven youths for civics course
    40 4 KUALA KUBU BAHRU. Sat. -Seven youtu club members from the Ulu Selangor district will attend a three-day civics course sponsored by the Department of Information In i Kuala Lumpur. The course will begin on Tuesday.
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    SHELL TRAINEES BACK AFTER COURSE IN AUSTRALIA
    126 4 SHELL TRAINEES BACK AFTER COURSE IN AUSTRALIA SINGAPORE, Sat. Seven io Singaporeans who were riit by the Shell Company Australia last November for a six-month refinery training course, have returned to Singapore. First to conic back was Mr. Chong Pici Cnong, who did a course on materials work at j
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    He seeks mate tor pet bird Feathered friend didn't want freedom
    242 4 He seeks mate tor pet bird Feathered friend didn't want freedom RAMPONG BAHRU, Sat. A rare multicoloured bird which sings like a merbok, is in search of a partner and an identity. The Free Press learnt this from the bird's owner, Mr. S. Varathan of Silat Road, who had received
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    DALE CARNEGIE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CHAPTER FORMED
    116 4 DALE CARNEGIE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CHAPTER FORMED KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— A new chapter of the Dale Carnegie Alumni Association has been formed here by some of the members of i Classes 9 and 10 of the Dale i Carnegie Leadership Cour»e concluded last month. The name of the chapter Is 1
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    Eating local dishes in local style— that's their hobby
    163 4 Eating local dishes in local style— that's their hobby SINGAPORE, Saturday. TWO Dutch shipping executives and their wives have taken up an unusual hobby eating the national dishes of the various countries in the "native" style, and cultivating a taste for them. They are Mr. and Mrs. J. Den Hoedt
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    HE LEAVES FOR MELBOURNE TO REALISE AN AMBITION
    97 4 HE LEAVES FOR MELBOURNE TO REALISE AN AMBITION TANJOXG PAGAR: Sat. Mr. Yeo Teck Seng. 20 has left Singapore lor Melbourne in Australia to study medicine. A senior Middle Three graduate of Chung Cheng High School here, Mr. Yeo will join Melbourne High School tor his Matriculation Certificate to obtain
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    CO-OPEERATE, SAYS MAESTRO TO PARENTS
    50 4 C O-OPEERATE, SAYS MAESTRO TO PARENTS I had >„ G«fc »npf,ri. lfl r -h. children h under a tar age of i,.,. '-■•-> 1 1 V!::---s-*ifl. vet, lud -nu h rh.Mhm fc mk! anot P os., .u in the hirt^j; trying t 0 JL^JN capable „.^1 labollr a "'l pX?
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      222 4 ;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,i, HIIIII HOTEL ioy L (Entrorcc bctw,r n j;^ J I Polocc dncmos Km! Ooncing TonidM j TB^v ALPHONSO ORTEGU fiis J BABY WONG IVY HO M^J High Class Luxury Hotel e Air-conditioned Rooms with *%^H| phone bath attached yjfi Excellent European Cuisine u^ Delicious Cantonese and Shanghai Dishes Private
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      447 4 Church Services Wesley: 7.30 a.m., 10 a.m.. 9 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. St. Teresa's 5.30 p.m. Paya Lebar (Kampong Bahru Roadf 630 Methodist: 8 a.m., 9 a.m., 10 a.m., 8 ajn. and 5.30 pjn. Our a.m., Straits Chinese Methodist: Lady of Lourdes (Ophir Road)* 8.40 ajn., 9.30 a.m., 11 a.m.,
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    Shot that triggered 4 years of bloodshed
    1019 5  -  STANLEY ROSS By -TY-SEVEN year, o Archduke Francis Ferdinand «f a kid m a narrow street on H> c Baltic O3 of T f«tr a a was rib world millions of lives md l j at '"C'denr fearim man '•Miiwnd wa a ibctJ
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      235 5 THIS IS THE BIG ONE BOOMING WITH BIGGER BARGAINS X&V/ AND )2^c^^ S'\ YOU PICK FROM OUR HUGE STOCKS SO v\ I WONDERFUL SO LOW PRICED YOU'LL WISH M t j YOU COULD BUY US OUT. rL f f-~ JT J EMB. qa t» I BLOUSES Jv.TU 1 swim (c
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      116 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson mm BBBBBT /B^B^blbV* •JBk T !V' '4 1 B^B B^H i li>>i*l '^w 1 f >-^ Bl i I' I I J^*^"^^ 1 B^Bh fc.' I "flr*NßF^"^^*CVf> > H N MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis 1 STgAN(3£--NOONEI I AAAVSE THEY'RE
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE ' Sound step inour school
    399 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Sound step inour school Do You Know? There is only one 10-Tron-sistor Radio with built-in Telephone pick-up device. This useful instrument is used by numerous businessmen to amplify their very important trunk-calls and everyday telephone conversation, so that hi: secretory may take notes, or to let his
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      Sweets for children: But teach them care of teeth
      364 6 Sweets for children But teach them care of teeth WHAT nonsense "Teacher" writes. Children, as everybody knows, have ravenous appetites for sweets, and what's wrong in their taking them as sugar gives them the energy they need to romp around? What "Teacher" and other mothers and fathers should do is
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      ONE-MINUTE SERMON
      107 6 Today. Hebrews 111. L2-15 THESE verses, originally addressed to Jews who had embraced Christianity, have a far wider application now. They are a call to all Christians to stand together for mutual encouragement and help against •'tlu- wiles of the devil, the strategy of evil (Ephesians VI. 11-12).
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      The victory of Bukit Ho Swee
      230 6 FROM YOU TO THE EDITOR EVEN A MONTH AFTER THE BIG BLAZE, AID STILL POURS IN FROM ALL QUARTERS TIIK recent Bukit Ho Swee tragedy has proved Singaporeans large-hearted indeed. One has only to look to the newspapers <>i the last two weeks or
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      This is your page: Writs to us if ysi hive grouses or views to air
      102 6 This is your page: Writs to us if ysi hive grouses or views to air Road repairs: A thank you' INOTE with appreciation that something is being done to the below-road-level manholes I complained about in The Fret Press letter.-' column of Saturday. May 20. Work, I believe, has begun
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      Why the standard of our football has deteriorated
      206 6 Why the standard of our football has deteriorated TIIK standard of football m Singapore luis deteriorated because of a lack of interest among officials to see that individual clubs gel proper attention and because very little is being done ;it present to improve the standard of the game. And most
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      Dear Sir...
      406 6 Dear Sir. CLIES ACROSS 1 Distiici Liiat takes a capita] tetter (6 1. 5 Turn nasty? Rubbish! (3). 8 Like that crazy American 9 i4>. 9 Would you be cross ai the end of such a deception? (4j. 10 Room for some wine: <(j). 11 A& a master of words,
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      'LET'S STOP FLOGGING THE DEAD COLONIAL HORSES...'
      265 6 'LET'S STOP FLOGGING THE DEAD COLONIAL HORSES...' I WOULD like, thr< t)i" medium 01 paper, tu express a p4i concerning Si tig a por< irame ol mind I tltink Instead ol coi uiitly Hogging the w dea I i'oiM'" oi colonialism, citieens 01 the Stab -houid \vork banter icr Its
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      455 6 SINGAPORE lubbean cruise; 10. oo Radio short Wave Service: ul Ul h P° 10 30 Album ul familial music; Ll.OO Saturday ■II metres (7?30 kc/s.) m qh\ is melody night; 12 Medium Wave Service (midnight) Close down. 17G metres. RADIO MAL.VVA (41.7 metres) A.M-ii.uo Programme sum- p.m.— 1.15 Summary or
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    UNKNOWN of our work force'—Holt
    238 7 UNKNOWN of our work force'— Holt SINGAPORE, Saturday N U nuht draining and ability to con- !U the standard of Singapore labour r r> a^ ll «i ll V y With that else- Mr, N. 1). Holt, past chairman of lurers 1 Association. llu" latest issue of Singapore :nkls Hkil
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    Supervisee jailed
    24 7 IPOH Sat a police supervise* Syed Abdul Hamid bin Mohamed Amin, was failed for a year for not reporting to the police.
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    DIRECTOR OF INDIAN TRADE DISPLAY TEAM AND HELPERS ENTERTAINED
    112 7 DIRECTOR OF INDIAN TRADE DISPLA Y TEAM AND HELPERS ENTERTAINED ttERAXGOON S a t.— The direet'M- of the recent Indian trade exhibition at the Great World. Mrs. Prema Johari, and her team of helpers were entertained at a social and dinner at the home of Mrs. Lakshmi Naidu, a social
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    HOSTEL FOR GIRLS LIVING IN THE 'BAD DISTRICTS'
    153 7 HOSTEL FOR GIRLS LIVING IN THE 'BAD DISTRICTS' Singapore, sat. a hostel to house girls living in an undesirable environment has been opened at Port Canning. The building, which was formerly occupied by the Young Women's Christian Association, has accommodation for 20 girls. Already, seven girls have moved in. Three
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    TEAM THAT WON SCHOOLS' QUIZ
    271 7 SINGAPORE* Sat— Eighteen students from six secondary schools participated in an inter-st hool geographical quiz competition organised by the Beatty Secondary School Geographical Society at the school hall. Seransoon EngHsb School won the quiz which was keenly contested. More than 600 students watched the four-round
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    Talks on claims
    36 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The All-Malaya Mining Employers' Association will negotiate with representatives of the All-Malayan Mining Staff Union In Ipoh next month, on the union's claims for increased wages and better working conditions.
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    Mobile concerts for anniversary of People's Association
    216 7 Mobile concerts for anniversary of People's Association SINGAPORE, Saturday. A NEW type of mass entertainment will i introduced by the People's Associatio w!i#>M it /•/>iohr-ii < >v ;»v ijist anniversary earl next month. It is a mobiie Aneka Ragam JRakyat, which will tour li districts oi the island from i
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    FIRST LIONS CLUB FOR CHINESE MEMBERS TO BE INAUGURATES
    134 7 FIRST LIONS CLUB FOR CHINESE MEMBERS TO BE INAUGURATES SINGAPORE, Sat. The first Lions Club for Chinesespeaking members will be inaugurated in Singapore on June 22. A .spokesman oi tile duo .said Mr. N. N. Pundole, the Asian Secretary of Lions International. would open the new club. Mr. Pundole arrived
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    Military College
    23 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sal. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong will open the ST'. million Fed- eration Military College at Sungei Besi on Tuesday.
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    MOVE BY THE A.A. TO BUILD CLUBHOUSE AT CHANGI BEACH
    184 7 MOVE BY THE A.A. TO BUILD CLUBHOUSE AT CHANGI BEACH SINGAPORE. Sat. The Automobile Association oi Singapore is now planning t > give it^ members yet another service a club- house where tliey can meet. Members of the association 1 have been asked tn give their j opinion.- on the
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    Mexico's 'yellow bells' make a fine garden shrub
    542 8 Mexico's 'yellow bells' make a fine garden shrub ALSO EFFECTIVE AS A BACKGROUND WITH SMALLER PLANTS IN FRONT ARNAMENTAL shrubs both dwarf and tall make up the majority of plants grown in one's garden. The tall shrubs are usually planted singly. 13 ut they also make excellent plants for borders
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    514 8 A WOODEN TRAY THAT GIVES EVERY COMFORT HANDYMAN MAKES IT EASY FOR YOU I 'J'HAYS and occasional tables are worth much more than their weight in comfort. Besides providing a handy resting place for cups, ashtrays, hooks and so on, they help keep a room tidy and avoid the danger
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    witter..xniffon...and velvet
    450 9 THE TOP DF^iGNERS USE EVERY KIND OF BRIGHT FABRIC FOR THOSE AFTER-DARK DRESSES LONDON, Sat. What EngHsn women will wear in the Au limn gets settled pretty early 11 we year. In fact, it's already been settled! In May the lop icaay-to-wear designers showed their Autumn lines during
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    370 9 BEAUTY... DATELINE HOLLYWOOD tog habits can certainly go with you. II the bathtub seems to be full ol family every morning and every evenIng then start the morning a tew minutes earlier, or delay your bedUme a few minutes. The comfort ol a warm
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    American fashion award for the elegant Floride
    325 9 into Autumn r rHE Renault Floride A (known for some reason or other as the Caravelle in America) has been awarded a medal for its sheer elegance by the Fashion Foundation of America at a recent motor-show held in New York So says
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    286 9 v- From Page Five sassin, was immediately seized by the people round him. But he gave no resistance. His mission was finished. Princip did not deny the planning of the assassination, and named Narodina Obrana, the Serb extreme nationalist society, as the backers of the exploit. The
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    Trial' win makes Froggie a certainty
    587 10 The experts give their best three for each race THE FREE PRESS" j nTmUtt HUES "ALA^AII u j ALLAN LEWIS TRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY I POINTER WUi 5 KABOQ n«r» 5 KABOO DOCMAYTOR KABOO Race 1 2 FOREST DUKE 5 KABOO 1 PICTURE
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    There's no doubt about him running out 1¼m.
    469 10  - There's no doubt about him running out 1¼m. ALLAN LEWIS By Ipoh, Sat. Race Four FROGGIE won the Derby ''Trial" so convincingly last week that it seems useless to look beyond him for the winner of the main race of the meeting, the Perak Derby over li miles, at Ipoh
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    134 11 in Uie E he Royai be Hall Mrs -'Jo odd EM i K Cpi Guy G N Mesr mm ...,o p.m.— Mrs. K San (30j Sra 18) vs Mrs. s. ciu Plessis 133) and Du PiesMs (3); 2^5 pan. Mre P. Clarke (28) and W.D. Banks (13) s Mrs.
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    GARDENERS BRING DOWN THE MARINES
    94 11 /;evlang. sal Serangoon v Garcen EsUtc registered ;heir b successive uc\.>;\ when tnev bea: Marines -A' by ihree roaia U a In the 9APA Division JB match :itre on Thursday. Wi h this Mn. the Garaenei tap the Division 3B .via. f( I ,;s:ne bu
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    This year's Grand Prix will be a very gay affair
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    Express service to Grand Prix
    45 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Johore Express Ltd. will operate more buses during the Johore Grand Prix on June 24 and 25. The Express busess will leave Rochore Road. Singapore, and Jalan Wong Ah Fook, Johore Bahru, at 7J minute intervals.
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    Sepak Raga finals
    25 11 PASIR PANJANG, Sat. The* finals of the first Pasir Panjang District Sepak Raga Jaring tournament will be held tonight at 8.30 p.m.
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    Hercules, Free Mist and Si Manis are best bets at Ipoh todav
    720 12  - Hercules, Free Mist and Si Manis are best bets at Ipoh todav ALLAN LEWIS By Happy Chatter, who beat four opponents easily in her first start, should be next best best with Mirzapen to take the third placing. Ii there is an upset. which I doubt. Worthing who disappointed when
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    334 12 CEYLON-BORN STAR GIVES LESSON IN STROKE PLAY LEICESTER, Saturday. A FIXE innings of \~> not out by Ceylonborn (.live [nman for Leicestershire failed to deny the Australians a comfortable victory ()\cv Ihe countv here yesterday the fifth ol their toui Apart from In man's good innings, the Leicestershire batting tailed
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    SERVICES FINAL TRIAL AGAINST THE MARINES
    137 12 SERVICES FINAL TRIAL AGAINST THE MARINES rpANGLIN, Sal.— Singapore Joint Services will have their fiaa; ioo:bail ttial wnen they meet Marine Department Spoils Club in a friendly match at Seletar tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. Joint Services will lx meeting Singapore in the first round oi the Federation of Malaya's league
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    61 12 PASIR PANJANG. Sat.— The Pasir Panjang Oici Boys will meet the Present Boys of the school m their annual cricket match today at 1.30 p.m. The following are requested to turn up: P. Kylahsum, Gurdev Singh, Naranjan Singh, Percy Mendis, Anthony Lourdes. Tai Fatt Kin, Tan
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    145 12 ONLY A FIGHTING FIT BENAUD SHOULD PLAY SYDNEY. Sat. Australian Test captain Richie Benaud should not play in the second Test at Lord s unless a doctor declares him 100 per cent fit. the Sydney Daily Telegraph said editorially ye.sterday. And unless he makes an astonishing recovery within the next
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    Women's golf final at RIC tomorrow
    48 12 SINGAPpRE. Sat. Mrs. Stirling will meet Miss Henderson In the final of the Singapore Women's golf championships at the R.I.C. at 2.00 p.m. tomorrow. Mrs Stirling beat Mrs. Edwards one-up and Miss Henderson beat Mrs. Anderson 9 and 7 in the semi-finals.
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